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Florida Gulf Coast University GEB 3250 Chapter 6 Quiz 1)In__delivery, both the deliverer of the IP packet and the destination are on the same network
Florida Gulf Coast University
GEB 3250
Chapter 6 Quiz
1)In__delivery, both the deliverer of the IP packet and the destination are on the same network.
- a connectionless
- a direct
- an indirect
- none of the above
2. In delivery, the deliverer of the IP packet and the destination are on different networks.
- a connection-oriented
- a direct
- an indirect
- none of the above
3. In delivery, packets of a message are logically connected to one another.
- a connectionless
- a connection-oriented
- a direct
- none of the above
4. In delivery, a packet is not connected to any other packet.
- a connectionless
- a connection-oriented
- a direct
- none of the above 1.
5. In classful addressing, when a direct delivery is made, both the deliverer and receiver have the same
.
- IP address
- hostid
- netid
- none of the above
6
In classful addressing, when an indirect delivery is made, the deliverer and receiver have
.
- the same IP address
- different netids
- the same netid
- none of the above
7
In forwarding, the full IP address of a destination is given in the routing table.
- next-hop
- network-specific
- host-specific
- default
8
In forwarding, the mask and destination addresses are both 0.0.0.0 in the routing table.
- next-hop
- network-specific
- host-specific
- default
9
In forwarding, the destination address is a network address in the routing table.
- next-hop
- network-specific
- host-specific
- default
10
In forwarding, the routing table holds the address of just the next hop instead of complete route
information.
- next-hop
- network-specific
- host-specific
- default
11
In addressing, a typical forwarding module can be designed using three tables, one for each
unicast
class (A, B, C).
- classful
- classless
- both a and b
- none of the above
12
In classful addressing, the class of the address can be found by shifting the copy of the address bits
to the right.
- 32
- 16
- 28
- none of the above
13
In classful addressing we need a routing table with at least columns.
- 4
- 3
- 8
- none of the above
14
In classless addressing, we need a routing table with at least columns.
- 4
- 3
- 8
- none of the above
15
The idea of address aggregation was designed to alleviate the increase in routing table entries when
using .
- classful addressing
- classless addressing
- both a and b
- none of the above
16
The principle of states that the routing table is sorted from the longest mask to the shortest
mask.
- first mask matching
- shortest mask matching
- longest mask matching
- none of the above
17
The use of hierarchy in routing tables can the size of the routing tables.
- reduce
- increase
- both a and b
- none of the above
18
deals with the issues of creating and maintaining routing tables.
- Forwarding
- Routing
- Directing
- none of the above
19
A routing table contains information entered manually.
- static
- dynamic
- hierarchical
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